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One of the attractive features for beercss is that it stays very close to clean HTML.
In general the resulting html is very clean, and beercss styles with a minimal intrusion of class attributes.
Menu's in beercss are very nice. I was wondering if it wouldn't be better if the HTML standard was followed, in which the menu items are <li> elements. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/menu
Current practice seems to use <a class="row"> as items, which works fine, but is non-standard html.
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I also think that replacing sequences of links by <ul> lists would be nice. For <menu> but also for <nav> and everywhere else actually. When I was using Spectre that’s the way it was implemented.
But I don’t know how much it would impact the size of the bundle, in a bad or a good way...
We will try to add this on next release, we need to go back to 10 kb (current it's 11 kb)
It's a big challenge.
I will put the next release label to work on it.
One of the attractive features for beercss is that it stays very close to clean HTML.
In general the resulting html is very clean, and beercss styles with a minimal intrusion of class attributes.
Menu's in beercss are very nice. I was wondering if it wouldn't be better if the HTML standard was followed, in which the
menu
items are<li>
elements. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/menuCurrent practice seems to use
<a class="row">
as items, which works fine, but is non-standard html.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: